Grand Rapids Parent University
A GRPS Magazine | April 2019
Kids learn to make good decisions by thinking about the impact of their choices, considering the feelings of others, analyzing multiple options, and developing self-control. Building these skills helps youngsters gain opportunities, avoid conflict, and learn more at school. When you demonstrate good decision making in your family, you help learning happen. Check out this issue of Power Parent to learn more.
As children get older and more logical, parents can do simple things to encourage thoughtful decision-making and good choices. Recognize and reinforce good choices every day. For example, say things...
Decision-making involves two important processes: identifying the impact of your choices on yourself and others, and using empathy, relationship skills and self- and social awareness to make...
When parents are actively involved in the transition from one grade to the next, children do better. With strong parental support and guidance, students are better equipped to tackle new […]
See how students apply their literacy skills to explore science problems outside classroom walls. Sparking Curiosity and Solving World Problems Eating and living healthy is a great way to feel...
Grand Rapids Children’s Museum Centered on a child’s need to play., this kid-friendly environment is designed for play, valuing fun and building minds through playful activities, all essential...
Being grateful has been shown to make adults and children happier and healthier. Studies by psychologist Robert Emmons, a leading gratitude researcher, confirm that gratitude effectively increases...
Meal time is valuable time QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS THIS MONTH What do you think will happen if you do not complete your homework? Thinking about about the decisions that you […]
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